[caprimint]

They're a festive tradition, but most people that I've spoken to actually don't like them

I don't (same goes for Christmas pudding)

[Firewire]

I don't like them, wish I did though

[Withano]

Theyre ****ing vile.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Sleigh Dockley

No I do not. Vile things.

Originally Posted by Withano

Theyre ****ing vile.

It's so sad that you both have to leave the forum </3

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

ish

[MB.]

Gorgeous icons

(Christmas pudding, however, is the food of the devil)

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by Bah HuMBug

Gorgeous icons

(Christmas pudding, however, is the food of the devil)

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[Denver]

I like them only when they are freshly made in bakeries not the prepared trashed in boxes

[Matthew.]

Bloody love a mince pie

[caprimint]

Bit ironic considering my username tbh

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by caprimincepie

They're a festive tradition, but most people that I've spoken to actually don't like them

I don't (same goes for Christmas pudding)

I love Christmas pudding with cream but don’t like mince pies.

[AnnieK]

Love mince pies, dont mind xmas pud but find it too heavy after a christmas dinner so dont usually have it

[GoldHeart]

Yes but prefer home made ones . I sometimes eat shop bought ones but they're too sugary /sweet .

[smudgie]

Love them, iced, latticed, plain, decent shop bought ones.
Shouldn't eat them so I try and resist until Xmas week.
Xmas pud not too fussed, always buy a couple but we never eat it in Xmas day.

[JerseyWins]

Idkha

But after a google search, I think I do know what they are, or at least I've tried something similar that my grandma and other relatives sometimes make for parties. They're ok.

[thesheriff443]

Love nice ones.

[RileyH]

No I do not. Vile things.

[Alf]

Smashing with a bit of brandy butter cream.

[Cal.]

They're alrate

[Jason.]

I don't like raisins or dried fruits in general, so I avoid mince pies and Christmas pudding like the plague.

[joeysteele]

My Mum's homemade ones yes.
Bought shop/store ones no.

[reece(:]

No raisins are demons

[JerseyWins]

Originally Posted by reece(:

No raisins are demons

This is true


These mince pies aren't only made with raisins though are they? I usually eat something like this with other fruit in it but it could be some other type of pastry tbh.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by JerseyXmas

This is true


These mince pies aren't only made with raisins though are they? I usually eat something like this with other fruit in it but it could be some other type of pastry tbh.

This is the description of it:
A mince pie is a sweet pie of British origin, filled with a mixture of dried fruits and spices called "mincemeat", that is traditionally served during the Christmas season in the English-speaking world.

[Shaun]

they're OK I guess but very much the 9th supporting act in a round of better festive treats